Easter Lily Sale Nets $134 for Crippled Children Society
The Easter lily sale held March 24 in Chateau raised 134.05 for the Montana Society for Crippled Children. Girl Scout troops contributed 109.65 in coins, Pendroy Farmington Agawam schools 10.30, and an IOOF donation of 500. Mrs. Frank Gordon, fund drive chairman, thanked volunteers and noted over 91 percent of funds stay in Montana.
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Inspirational talk travels to Korea during WMF event
In Korea the message centers on teaching Korean children practical skills for rebuilding their country and understanding free government. Miss Alice Lanne of Minneapolis and Mrs. Percy Peterson of Wolf Point led the session as guest speakers. Trinity Lutheran Ladies Aid hosted a noon luncheon and afternoon coffee for attendees.
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WMF Conference Draws 150 Women to Great Falls Circuit
Trinity Lutheran church hosted the Worker's Conference of the Great Falls Circuit Women Missionary Federation on Thursday April 12 with a record attendance above 150 women from Great Falls and neighboring towns including Shelby Fairfield Lewistown Conrad Sunhurst Walier Dutton and Chateau. Mrs Al Jaumette led the event guiding re dedication to common goals and sharing departmental work.
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Scouts Learn Northwest Logger Skills At Deep Creek Cabin
Members of Troop 51 Chateau spend a weekend learning forestry basics and wood types. About 15 boys attend as Lions Club scouts committee oversees the event at Hanusa cabin on Deep Creek. Friday and Saturday April 27 28 include tree identification with focus on conifers and a reading from Outdoor Code about property respect.
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Burton Country Clubbers April meeting at Arensmeyer home
The Burton Country Clubbers met in April at Allicia Arensmeyer’s home. After the meeting was called to order they sang several songs and planned a birthday party for April 27. They also discussed serving lunch at the event.
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Primary Election at Panning- Shirley and Allicila Arensmeyer
A community demonstration on Selecting the Right Pattern was held with Miss Schroder assisting in judging muf fins brought by the girls. After the meeting Allicia served Cocoa, coke and cookies as luncheon refreshments.
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Weeklong Precipitation and Temperature Records
Snow in the past week yielded 59 inches of precipitation. The week featured a cool 23 on Tuesday April 17 and a high of 73 on Thursday April 19. Montana Bulletin lists Broadus at 18 as coldest, Miles City at 79 and Thompson Falls at 79 as warmest on April 20 and 21.
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